Overview

• The Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) released the revised guidance Monday and made it available on its website and in the NINA warning app.
• New sections explain how to recognize media disinformation and where to seek protection during explosions.
• The guide is provided in seven languages as well as easy language and sign language to broaden accessibility.
• Core checklists remain, including a ten-day household stock such as about 20 liters of water, 3.5 kg of bread, pasta, rice or potatoes, and 4 kg of vegetables and legumes per person.
• BBK President Ralph Tiesler said the update aims to provide orientation in an unsettling global environment and to involve more of the public in personal preparedness.